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A BRIEF HISTORY OF BIGARD MEMORIAL SEMINARY Early Years at Onitsha Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu started as St. Paul's Seminary,...
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This is the official Website of Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu - Nigeria. The Catholic Major Seminary was established in 1924, through the initiative of Rt. Rev. Joseph Shanahan. Bigard is located in Enugu State, South-eastern part of Nigeria, and is situated within the Onitsha Ecclesiastical Province. We do hope you enjoy your visit to our website
As part of its extra-curricular activities that form part and parcel of the formation and academic year, Bigard Memorial Seminary,...
Jubilees are special anniversaries of significant events and dates back to the times of the Old Testament. In the Old...
As part of its extra-curricular activities that form part and...
A BRIEF HISTORY OF BIGARD MEMORIAL SEMINARY Early Years at Onitsha Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu started as St. Paul's Seminary,...
Learn MoreBorn on January 29, 1967 into the Royal family of His Royal Highness, Igwe Albert U. Ikpenwa and Mrs. Veronica...
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Learn MoreAs part of its extra-curricular activities that form part and...
Jubilees are special anniversaries of significant events and dates back...
The inauguration of the academic and formation year is a...
In response to the injunction of Jesus in Matthew 28:19:...
As is customary at Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu, at the...
REQUIEM MASS FOR LATE MR LIVINUS ONYEANUNA Bigard Memorial Seminary,...
learning [is] an open dialogue with the prerequisite condition of mutual listenership and co-operation with oneself, with others, with time, with the world and ultimately with God. This open dialogue and communication is fundamental and does not have the aim of unmasking self-deceit or hidden privacy of the other, but sincere openness for the sake […]